Opening Apps Using Keyboard Shortcuts
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If you'd like to open a new Finder window, just hit Command+N. (Command being the Apple key.) You must have Finder activated (Command+Tab) for this to work.
From there you can hit Command+Shift+A for applications. Then select the app using the arrow keys and hit Command+O to open it.
From there you can hit Command+Shift+A for applications. Then select the app using the arrow keys and hit Command+O to open it.
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http://docs.blacktree.com/quicksilver/overview
I highly recommend QuickSilver..changes the way you open programs
I highly recommend QuickSilver..changes the way you open programs
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trpnmonkey41 said:
I second the recommendation of QUICKSILVER... This is an absolute must-have app.
It is sooo easy, and sooo perfect... and soooo FREE!
Check out this tutorial...
http://vjarmy.com/archives/2004/03/quicksilver_a_b.php
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